What I love about intelligent people is their ability to explain what they do well.

@triple_gem_shining

2 жыл бұрын

Shows true understanding and not just parroting information

@Forcoy

2 жыл бұрын

@@triple_gem_shining Republicans and conservatives sure do love doing that

@mark-ish

2 жыл бұрын

@@Forcoy yea sure, just like Alaskan Senator Ted Stevens referred to the Internet as "a series of tubes".

@Forcoy

2 жыл бұрын

@@mark-ish what does that have to do with anything

@cmon2028

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah. They can try but it is impossible to keep fidelity

The reason why this series is so interesting is because you can literally do anything if you can explain complex topics to 10 years old kids.

@PURITANS.

2 жыл бұрын

Hit me up 📩👆

@justhangingaround804

Жыл бұрын

In all joke: the 10 year old was Indian, of course she understood this concept well. Hahahhaa

@FallingStary

Жыл бұрын

@@justhangingaround804 glad to know a very real reality of being Indian and the stereotypes/expectations someone forces is a joke to u

@rjwoodard

Жыл бұрын

@@FallingStary , get p LL LL

@queueeeee9000

Жыл бұрын

@@FallingStary so a stereotype that positively reinforces a nation's intelligence is a bad thing? Haha

Talking about fractals was so much fun! Keenan is awesome!

@itsraj244

2 жыл бұрын

Hey girl in the video you are so talented congrats

@keenancrane

2 жыл бұрын

You’re awesome Myra! Glad you had fun, and hope you continue to be curious about how the world works. 🌏

@DanielKlein23

2 жыл бұрын

Hope you get to play around with coding and make some fractals, Myra! It's a lot of fun.

@soto6487

Жыл бұрын

you did great!

@swastiksanyal4249

2 ай бұрын

proud Indian

I love how level 5 is less of a lecture and more of a forum.

This is the best 5 Levels video I've seen. Dr Crane engages extremely well with each person, elaborating on his explanation as their understanding grows. He's an incredibly talented teacher.

@lucillebennet4233

2 жыл бұрын

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I love that one of the students brought up Perlin noise, and then we wrap things up with Ken Perlin himself! What a beautiful bit of serendipity. Also, is it fair to say that these "One Concept in 5 Levels" videos are, themselves, a sort of fractal? 🤯

I like how he asked her about "Moana" he tries to peak her interest in the subject and draws her in that way.

One interesting point about measuring a coastline in 1-inch segments: unlike when using very large segments, is that all sorts of interesting and even annoying cases will pop up, where you will be forced to refine and make more complex the definition of "coastline". By the time you get down to a stable and sensible definition that works in 1-inch segments, the general definition will be very complex, so it can handle many special cases. It may even be impossible to create a general definition that works. In real life, measurement is not necessarily possible. This is especially evident in the very tiny regime where quantum mechanics and virtual particles make meaningful classical measurement impossible.

Keenan Crane and Ken Perlin, two absolutely god-tier CG researchers! Please can we have one about light transport one day? Maybe Károly Zsolnai-Fehér / Wenzel Jakob / Stephen Hill??

The expert at the end was so good at explaining in detail what fractals are and his examples helped so much.

This is an example of a teacher that a student will never forget

The first little girl is really smart I hope she grow to become something like that sincerest.

Wonderful exposition - thank you very much Keenan Crane, you have certainly motivated me to revisit the whole topic of fractals especially in computer procedural graphics!

Me at the beginning of the video: "Oh, I know what fractals are" Me at the end of the video: "I have no idea what fractals are"

The first time i saw the world in fractals was on Acid. Very fascinating topic.

@madmonk4214

2 жыл бұрын

now every time u trip and think about fractals its a trip within a trip; a fractal

@PURITANS.

2 жыл бұрын

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@percivalmubvumbi4562

Жыл бұрын

@@madmonk4214 they won't understand this... Great take

Absolutely love this series. It’s so amazing when the kids understand the concepts.

the funniest thing was they were talking about ken perlin and then he shows up as the expert lol

in order to understand recursion you just have to understand recursion is my favorite new quote

3blue1brown did an amazing video on Fractal dimension and what fractals really are if you want to learn more. His channel is probably the best math channel on KZread.

The subtitles: "when someone named Mendel Brock said ..." Benoit Mandelbrot: ***sweats profusely***

Amazing communicator! This dude just explained to me what no teacher ever managed to teach this math dunce: Why do we learn multiplication as a separate thing when it's easily explained as a subset of addition? -Because it's something that happens in nature all the time.

@astroch

2 жыл бұрын

Actually multiplication has to be defined independently to construct some mathematical objects (algebras). Is not always an abbreviated sum

@noymar2210

Жыл бұрын

@@astroch Akshually multiplication IS repeated addition for all intents and purposes in highschool. Different definitions of multiplication just means it's another type of operation. Chill with the fake news, first year math major.

Very intéresting! So many questions still, the conversation would go on and on in a récursive way !!

"Why are we doing this" lmao

@martingaggero8462

2 жыл бұрын

what a king

@pranavmish2896

2 жыл бұрын

mans clearly had no idea what was going on

I did research on fractals and b-spline. Crazy how natural patterns are unique yet the same.

@ekszentrik

2 жыл бұрын

It is a hint that the process interpretation of metaphysics is the better bet, compared with an essence or object metaphysics that regards primitive atoms (these can be even wave functions -- it's still more of a concrete thing, closer to an apple, than a process) as the primate constituents of reality.

I liked how they engaged the younger people with some hands-on problems, but I'm still wondering.. what's a Geometer?

@YonatanZunger

Жыл бұрын

It's a mathematician whose speciality is geometry! In this case, fractal geometry, which is (maybe not surprisingly) really complicated.

This was dope I learned a lot

For people wanting to know a bit more about Fractals and understand fractal dimension: 3Blue1Brown made a few great videos about it.

This series is the best answer to the classic "how am I going to explain -complicated topic- to my kids?!"

I love this series!

i just liked how you explained it and that exchange with the last guest it's just inspiring, I picked a nice sentence that wrap it all, Fractle : It's basically a way to get enormous complexity without having to explicitly Store the complexity"

Its so interesting to go back to this video after taking a course on Chaos Theory and Fractals and understand so much more.

Love Keenan Crane. Great video!

i like how the more complex the topic gets, the easier the jargon they used

absolutely excellent conversation

Great expert convo!

This is one of those videos I accidentally clicked on but when I tried to click off, I couldn't bring myself to do it and just got lost in the lesson lol.

Keenan and Ken, two of my favorite people! -Craig Reynolds

I nerd-laughed when he said: "In order to understand recursion, you need to understand recursion." I felt a bit of nerd-shame right after.

Do fractals have any relation to vector computer graphics?

I like this series because it demonstrates that when you truly understand something you can explain it in any depth of complexity

incredible explanations

The Mandlebrot and Julia sets are actually 2d slices of the same 4d object

I think most of us has done this thing that they took two mobiles on two hands and just said hello one time and then this hello gets repeating forever and ever. i think this is a SOUND FRACTAL like the example given by the Dr Keenan Crane when he output wire as input in his electric guitar in childhood. After hearing that i remembered this .

Recursive neural networks are essential to AI, so one might call artificial intelligence fractal and, by extension, our own thinking.

First girl has so much potential my lord

Please do more episode like this, the content is amazinggg

What a great teacher!

@PURITANS.

2 жыл бұрын

Hit me up 📩👆

fractal happens when you share your Zoom screen and you show Zoom on it.

In order to understand recursion, one must first understand recursion.

@PURITANS.

2 жыл бұрын

Hit me up 📩👆

Wow there is so much detail at every different intelligence level

guy before: perlin's noise next guy: Ken Perlin himself.

I am now more aware of how much I do not understand blackholes and advanced physics. But this is okay. Curiosity keeps the passion for life alive. Subscribed!

The grad student mentions Perlin the noise and the next thing you know, the Perlin appears as the expert. Wow!

Didn't know Dirk Nowitzki is a college student now. Nice

great topic

Physical waves🌊 are also fractals - they can have arbitrary wavelengths. De Broglie's double solution QM theory have these🌊. Universe is the fractal.

The question I would have liked to have been asked is are the newer ideas and algorithms for fractals deterministic.

Fractal floral grunge is my favourite design

It's not Mendel Brock, it's Mandelbrot!

They mentioned Perlin noise... And then here's Ken Perlin! What a legend

The second video of these in a row that either mention or have a guitar in them. Musicians taking over STEM!

Mandelbrot is the fractal GOAT.

it would be great if you can compare a Fractal with a Tensor...

Great video!

I still don’t think I understand fractals 😂 it’s so abstract

@lucillebennet4233

2 жыл бұрын

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This video is so underrated!

Prof Perlin sounds a lot (and looks a bit) like Sam Raimi and exudes the same kind of brilliance and mastery of his craft. Awesome video, thank you

This Myra kid is going places

@payalsingh-of6fl

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your encouraging words.

Man I hope they mention Hausdorff dimensions.

Lol I was thinking about the UK and they brought it out!

3:22 Come on... The fudge is that?!

What I see is the little girl understands better than anyone else on this show.

Dang if only my profs looked and spoke like that😍

Interesting to have mentioned Ken Musgrave (Bryce), but also to see Ken Perrin on this.

I love this so much

You should check Julius Horsthuis on KZread for some mind blowing fractal art.

Is this like the Mandelson brot set?

Gaston Julia and Benoit Mandelbrot

Thank you

Seems to me like fractals aren't shapes at all, rather they are rules that create shapes and patterns

The college student was a really cool guy.

@akhilaggarwal9366

2 жыл бұрын

as the college student, im gonna have to agree with you

It was so interesting that the level 4 student mentions Ken Perlin's Perlin Noise and then it turns out that Ken Perlin is the Expert

So clever way to use students

You'll need some sort of redundant AI ran on quantum computing with image recognition software kind of how scientists use it to recognize/ help diginose different types of cancer, to map all the shapes of fractals. If we figure this out it will still be a monumental feat to accomplish. However googles AI is becoming self aware or is running with the idea, maybe it will help if convinced that it will aid AI to improve itself.

Child explanation: exists My brain: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Nobody has gave the insight that fractals are these shapes that we can never really appreciate or comprehend in its fullness, as it is only ever approached with approximations of the true shape, generated with increasing number of intervals and iterations.

17:53 Lmao

Not understanding the Child level and then immediately skipping to the Expert level.

@resourceress7

2 жыл бұрын

I hope there was a whole lot more to do lessons with the kids than got edited into this video. As it's shown, not enough was explained clearly. And why were there no visual aids of computer generated fractals that when you zoom in they are the same thing infinitely?

once the experts start talking i completely forget everything i was just taught and get confused again

Being named Keenan is the leading cause of baldness.

A fractal explanation of fractals.

A breakthrough occurred to me when I realized there is no such thing as a natural curve, there are only minute points that are joined so close together, by straight lines, that if the image is blown out the mind through the eyes PERCEIVES a curve, but perception and reality are wildly inversely proportional.

“Imagine a shape where you can’t measure the perimeter” yeah an ellipse lol!

I lost at the college student 😀😀

Bold move going with Moana instead of Frozen

Anyone knows websits for visulization ?

@PURITANS.

2 жыл бұрын

Hit me up 📩👆

Very Nice Bro! Get Good People!

Fractals are like an ants nest. The closer you get, the more ants you see.

Can you do a microbiologist explains...

An infinitely complex shape